The Oregon daily journal., April 17, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

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THE 'OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIIlTsV
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EUREKA L1INE
0. A. C. DISPUTE
v.
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Soldier Creek Cold Producer
War Department tar-Again In
. vestigate Military Quarrel of
Corvallis College.
; Purchased by Boileau and
- ; I Partners of Pittsburg.
FIRST-PAYMENT MADE
STAY IN SHIPMENT OF
ORDNANCE NOW IN USE
' fIS THIRTY THOUSAND
T
EASTERn
v
WHAT RIGHT
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Extensive Development of Immense
Ore Body la to Be Made at Once
r Fiftv-StanT Mill "Also to Be
VV; Erected '.v 'V-X---
mrt ttonateh to Tse SoarsaL)
Grants Pass, Or, April JJ. One of
" the blcgeet, aa well aa the mot impor
tant raining; deals aver consummated in
" eoulhern Orcron, .wag dosed hereyes-
terday in "the sale of the Kureka mine
or Soldier to mttaburg capitalists.
The Hie was engineered by Ot L.rMaa
rum, president of too drama 'Paaa
Winers' association, and the big prop
erty la taken over by John W. Boileau
ana associates of I'lttaburg. ; With one
exception, this la the' biggest raining
deal ever made In thla auction of tha
a late.
The price i not yet made publlo.'but
the first payment of 110,000 waa made
- through the Flrat National bank of thla
city thla morning, and C L Kenney, tha
mining engineer who experted the mine
for the Pittsburg people, haa taken pos
session of the property and will at once
begin the extenslvs development of the
massive ore body, with the end in view
of installing 40 or (0 stamps.' It ia tha
Intention of the new management to
place a larger battery and equipment aa
aoon aa the property and roads to toe
mine can be shaped for-the change. ,
The Eureka la regarded by- mining
-man aa 0110 or lhe.bcat mines. In ..south
ern Oregon. The properly entire eon
aiats ot ia claims, and tne mam vein
la developed to a depth of 160 feet. The
mine la equipped with a l-slamp mill
and splendid auxiliary, consisting of
concentrating plant compressor, ma
chine drills and dynamo for electric
lighting the. entire property. An Im
mense ore reserve haa been created dur
ing She several years of development
and operation of tha property. There
is at present over t -00.069 worth of or
blocked out and thousands of tons or
high-grade ore are In Immediate, reach
by adequate exploration. -
" A. F. Nelaon. the former superin
tendent of the mine, who has remained
" faithfully by the property for his Eu
reka (California) associates for the-past
- eight years, will ' retire from the man
agement of the mine, but will still re
tain interests in southern Oregon. Tire
sale means much for tha mining Indus
try of this section, alnca It has placed
a mammoth property In the hands of
.jnen who have tha means to give It de
velopment and equipment that Its Im
mensity demands, . , "
STORE MUST CLOSE.
Bepoi. Trtaaf a la "arnica, to Transact
Business . Without a ; Brace or , Twe
In accordance with an' ordinance of
the pity of Portland, the store at 20?
First street haa been ordered to close
untU the burned braces and posts in tha
upper story have been replaced. There
fore' the walla muat be strengthened.
. but, -though, this be true, there. Is not,
ss a matter of fact, any real danger
that the celling will fall. But authority
ia authority, and the T .Underwrttera'
Hale muat bow to ita dictum.- Today
. carpenters and plasterers are at. work,
and within a day or two the Fire Tin-
, derwritere may continue thla great sole.
This will not be later than Thursday,
a It ia-desired to speedily get tha thing
. off. their hands. , ,
FIRE CANCELS DEBATE
OF IDAHO AND WHITMAN
(Special Mantes to Tee Jwul.1
' Whitman College, Walla Walla, Waah,
April 17- The Whitman college' debate
. council received word today from tha
University of Idaho that the ninth an
nual debate- between- tha two-colleges,
which wss to nave been held thla week.
t would be called off this year. Since tha
loss of the Idaho building by Are the
two schools have been dickering ever
the matter, and last week the Idaho
authorltiea asked that tha debate be
postponed three weeks. The Wnltman
- authorities Teplled -that "this was lm
possible, owing to conditions here, but
offered to postpone one week. This
Idaho has refused to accept, and eonee
. quently . no debate will be held thla
. year. " ..
I .BBB
Made in Oregon Exhibits
May lth to 26th.
Consult Us
About
Diamonds
j..... It will . redound-to your
benefit in this way: You be
come satisfied af the price at
T result of favorable buying
facilities. It mean a saving
In , money. ..to, .. you,, .aa the
wholesaler's of jobber' prof
it a-are-eliminated.--We buy
direct from the cutter,
OuivStock
The largest in the Northwest,
offera the greatest variety of
.sixes and finest colors for
your absolute satisfaction.
Cor. Third and Washington Sta.
Jeweler. , Silversmiths.
Kspert Watch Repairing.
"Where Quality Is st Its Best"
Oregon Senators - Strive to Secure
Revocation of Edict and the Ap
pointment of Nw Officer aa Com-
mandant- '-'
tWaahlngtoa Boreas ef Tie jeoanal.) '
Washington Anrll IT.
Chamberlain haa instituted through Sen
atora Oeerln and - Fulton and other
friends - of the college s.- movement - to
atay proceedings by the War department
In the controversy between Lieutenant
O. P. Qulnlln, professor of military
science and taotics, and the faculty of
the Oregon Agricultural college at Cor
yell ia, Oregon, Tha two senators have
been promised by the military secre
tary, Major-Oeneral F. - ,C Alneworth.
that the diapats will be Investigated
again -by an Inspector and that pending
issue thereof the war department will
not Insist upon tha removal from the
college of the pieces of ordnance which
have been tn -use by the cedeta.-Kf-
forta jstill be made to aeelire a satin-
factory adjustment of tha difficulties
and It is hoped, that inasmuch aa Lieu
tenant Qulnlln has been .relieved from
duty and does not desire to aerve fur
ther at the cottage aa commandant, that
another officer will be appointed and tha
efficient military department of tha In
stitution may be continued, '.'.". .
',." Blstory sf Trouble. 7
I Lieutenant QuinHn has been m
mandant . at the college for- several
terms, having succeeded one of the
students, formerly , commandant, who
aervad in the Philippine war. ' Last
year during tha Lewis and Clark expos!
tion Lieutenant Qulnlln took tha cadet
corps - to Portland to participate. In a
competitive drill In which tha college
won first prises. . Later dlfficultlee arose
between tha commandant and a student.
Mr. McCully. - Lieutenant Qulnlln main
tained -that In order -to uphold the die.
c.ipllne of the institution McCully should
be dismissed from, the college, because
of a personal encounter which took place
between McCully and tha lieutenant. In
which McCullyvstruck Lieutenant Quln
lln and was In turn knocked down by
the liuutrnant In tha latter'e office. . .
President Oaten of the college hav
ing received a note of apology from
McCully and owing to that cadet'a pre
viously good record,' refused to dismiss
htm. Tha lieutenant refused to agree
with Prealdent Qatch and tha matter re
sulted In Lieutenant Qulnlln making a
report to .the military secretary, Gen
eral Alnsworth, and asking to be re
lieved from duty. Hla requeat waa com
plied with and a formal order waa is
sued by the ordnance department for
the-shlpment-to- Ben Francisco -of the
arms which had been uaed by tha col
lage aupplled by tha war- department.
Thla order waa eonalatant with the rules
governing such matters, but ths authori
ties) ef the college took tha matter up
with Governor Chamberlain and others
and elaborate presentation of alleged
facta haa been made by Lieutenant
Qulnlln and Prealdent Qatch to tha war
department.
Waal Bew XB0,niry.
Governor Chamberlain aaked for a
new Investigation and that pending tha
Issue thereof the order for the removal
of the arms be suspended. : The request
was also made not only for the retention
of tha arms, but for the appointment' of
another officer to serve aa commandant.
General Alnsworth has ordered a new
Inspection of the military establishment
of tha college and -compiled with the re
quest suspending tha order for tha re
moval of tha arm a..
Tha controversy between Lieutenant
Qulnlln and Prealdent Catch Indicates
rreconcllable differences between them.
The prealdent Intlmatea disclosures un
pleasant to Lieutenant Qutnlln In tha
event he Insists upon pressing tha mat
ter further, and mentlona alleged mis
conduct by the lieutenant at the Lewis
and Clark exposition, the nature ' of
which aeema to be partaking of atrons
drink in public and In a manner to loae
for him the respect of the student body.
Lieutenant Qulnlln, In defending him
self and writing to tha military secre
tary, admits on a few occasions having
partaken of drink in an open pavilion on
tha exposition grounds In company with
other military men, and also on other
occasions and in other places, but In
sists thst an Intimation of Intemperance
on hla part la unjuat.
Seaaads Apology. .
.'Tha lieutenant further urges that aa
a representative of the war department
he cannot overlook Cadet McCully's of
fense In striking him. In the absence of
McCully'a making a pereonal apology to
him rather than to President G&tch,
Governor Chamberlain did not In any
manner discuss the merits of the con
troversy, but s interested simply to se
cure a continuance of the military es
tablishment of the college and such an
adjustment of difficulties as would make
for such an and. . The college atanda
very high' among western institutions
of learning, having a atudent body of
about, see.-and-having -attained -ndssrj
gree of efficiency equaled by few col
leges of the west. The new Investiga
tion will not bs completed for several
weeka, and no Intimation can be given
aa to what will be tha outcome, beyond
tha well established hope that the mili
tary establishment will not be dlscon
tlnued. ... 1 '.' J 1
BROCKWA Y.BRADFORD
- WEDDING TAKES PLACE
(Jmiraat Special Servlee.)
.. Washington, D. C. April 17. A distin
guished company filled Bt, Margaret's
church- at neon todsy to witness tha
wedding of Mine ' Kstherlna Bradford,
daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs,
Koyal Bradford, V. 8. N.. and Professor
Howell Angell . Brockway, a member of
the faculty of tha Peabody Institute of
Baltimore. Tha ceremony waa' per
formed by the - Rev. K. D. Johnson,
brother-in-law of the bride, and waa fol
lowed by a reception and breakfsst at
the Bradford home.
Xnmaa Sleog Marks.
A tsle'of horror wss told by mark
of hutnsn blood In the home of J, W,
AVIlllams, - a well-known ; merchant of
Bac. Kentucky. He wrltee: "Twenty
?eara ago I had severe hemorrhages of
he lungs and wss near desth when I
hesan taklns- Dr. King's New Discover v.
It completely cured me and I have re-
malned well ever elrvce"
It.
Hmorrhsaes. cnronlo Cougha. Settled
CoWls and Brnnchttla, and Is the only
known cure for Week Lungs. Kvery
bottle guaranteed b.' H. O. HHIdmore it
Co., druaclsta. tve and l.9.j. Trial
bottle free,
Wholesale Liquor
Dictate
. Do they think they own the men who buy their goods and the men
who do or do not use their goods? ; v .'
THEIR CANDIDATE IS RALPH W. HOYT, who says, over his,gr
nature, in the Oregonian, that he wilt give up his present position' and live
in Salem. His present salary as cashier of the Merchants' National Bank is
nearly $6,000 a year. The salary of State Treasurer is $4,500 a year,
WHY DOES HE WANT IT? ,
-r WHY does Ms. Hoyt still refuse to state EXACTLY what he will do
with the INTEREST that the' banks areirTthe abit of-allowing-the- State
Treasurer on daily balances? ' ---- - r- -H - ,
' I will pay pver to the state every dollar of interest paid on state funds,
: whether there be a law passed requiring me to do so or not.
- I promise to reside in Salem and give my personal attention to the con
duct of the office.
I promise that I will not deposit any of the state funds In any bank in
which I am in any measure interested, but I will distribute them fairly and'
impartially throughout the state. , '
I am not a candidate of any clique or faction.
E. V. CARTER," -" ' ;
" Republican Candidate for State Treasurer
SKELETON YlilS
SUIT FOB WIDOW
Bones of Fuller V. Atchison for
Second Timt Consigned to
--. Laat Resting Flace.ll,
.:'. :.. ilnn.l Baaelal Sarisas.l
Denver, AprU IT. From Sulllvana
undertaking parlora today were burled
for the second time tha bones of Fuller
W. Atchison. Only a part of tha sssle
ton remains. It waa brouaht back from
St. Paul by hie widow, who took It to
that elty to win a ault ass Inst the An
cient Order of United Workmen for
Insurance. . She won.
A year or ao aso a man waa found
dead in a lonely spot near Evergreen.
Tha Indlcatlona were that the victim
had awaUowod carbolic acid, as a hand
kerchief be carried waa partly aaten
away by tha fluid and a bottle halt
filled was near tha body. No one Iden
tified the remslns and they were burled.
Tha widow., believing the autclde to bt
her husband, started an investigation,
had tha body axhumed and identified
the bonea In aeveral particulate. The
bones were taken to 0L Paul, where
Mrs. Atchison had started ault against
tha Ancient Order of United workmen
for $1,000 life Insurance, and were in
troduced aa evidence. .
The skeleton lacks Its hands and all
of tha head excepting tha lower jaw. It
.wss buried today, tha widow attending
tha simple services and . aeelng the
bones consigned for a aecond time to
the earth in Fairmount cemetery..-
WAY CLEARED FOR HILL
' - (Continued from Page One.) " " ."J.
Bwlft-Packlng company nd other simi
larly large Industries are locating on
tha peninsula because of the construe
tlon ot this line, and would not locate
there without it. Whether the actual
handling of their trafno la done imme
diately in Portland or two or tnree
miles away, will make no difference in
the material benefits tor this city, The
business will bs.dona through Portland,
and -with Portland brains and capital,
and tha commercial beneflta will accrue
to thla city. -
-"On a recent rieit in aouthern Cali
fornia I found ia very marked disposi
tion . among men - ot money and enter
prise to .regard Portland as the roost
favorable' point at the present time for
large development projects and Invest
ment ef. capital. They are all looking
to Portland, and If nothing oecure to in
terrupt the present movement of things
thla city ia bound to go forward vsry
materially within the next few .years."
Contracta for granite lor racing tna
piers of the Willamette river bridge
hava been let to Soderburg, who has
quarrlea at Index, on tha Northern Pa
cific railroad. Tha ateamboata Edith
and afetlako hava been purchased to
assist in carrying on tha work. Con
tracta for 10. large barges hava been
let and are well along toward comple
tion at tba Buppie yaras.
Mr. Levey said ha knew nothing of
tha ststus of tha rsporied deal between
tha Hill lines and tha Columbia. Con
tract company for Caatle Rock, nor af
the reported aala of tha Portland South
ern right of way. from Oregon City to
Batem by F. S. Morris for tha Hill com-
pint us. . It Is known, however, thaH
with tha completion or the nortn name
Una 'of these roada Into Portland they
will Invade the Willamette valley and
ether parts, of Oregon.
Association
TO
to the Voters of Oregon
WHO SHALL BE
Treasurer of
State
E. V. GARTER,
-J Republican Candidate for State Treasurer.
MY PLATFORM
MISS E. HARLAND CHILD
- WEDS ERASTUS CORNING
TJeurBat Special Servtce.)-
Waahlngton, X. t C. April IT. All tha
Judges of the supreme court and many
other persona of prominence attended
the wedding today of Miss Edith Har
land Child, grand-daughter of Justice
and Mrs. Harlan, and Eraatua Corning
Jr. of Albany, N. T. Tha ceremony took
place In the New Tork Avenue Presby
terian church, and waa followed by a
large reception. ., . ,
GEARIN WINS LAURELS
(Continued from Page One.)
With tha single ambition of personal
elevation, to feed their monstrous van
ity they would not only wreck tha party
to. which they claim allegiance, but
would without acruple place upon thla
country -the curs - with which every
civilised nation in Europe hee been
struggling for a - deoade.-. And theae
men God aava tha mark call them
selves Democrats." - .
DOMINION-GOVERNMENT
TO BUILD SURVEY BOAT
'"' (Speelat t) la pa tea te Ths Jearnal.1
Victoria. B. C April IT. The do
minion government ia calling for tend
ers here for the construction of a ves
sel to be utilised in hydrographlc aur-
vera on this coast. Hitherto thla work
haa been confined to that dona by tha
lmDerlal aovemment.
For years naval auttfbrltles hava kept
a aurvey ship on the Pacific coast. The
H. M. 8. Egerla Is now engaged in this
work." The dominion - government - will
expend $160,000 In building a ship which
will be IIS feet long and will supple-
o4merican
com. raxi asto oovox vn.
Om BAT AJTD sTiaaTT.
"Bluer front 11 a, m, to S y. as.
Wavy Beaa Bonp,
Ohloksa Balad, May oaaaisa.
Baked XaUbni .................
rrlea Baso Clema ,
teamed Z.lttie STeok Olams. ....
Olasa Bouillon, with Toast......
Boiled Sugar-Oure Baas, wits
Cabbage . . . . i i . . . .
Small Tends rlo la attaaavJrarta- -
20
-15a)
.15a)
.204
..IBs)
20
2Be
.20c
.20a)
fcort Bibs Beef, Brows Potatoes .
Breast ef Teal, Breaded, Creole .
Bsuoe . ..,.,.. . .,......
Lamb Boa Pto
Braised Oa Bears, Jardlalere
Stewed Tripe, Bpamlsh .... . . . , .
Bamearg Steak, with Boodles ,
lftS
15
15e)
16a
15a)
25a)
15a)
15a)
15
15
10
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10
.5
r,5
Bsad Cheeaa, Potato Mated
Boas Cbiokeaw wltk Breeslag....
Boast Teal, with Dressing .......
Boast Pork, with Brassing- ;
Boast Beef, Pas, wravy
Strawberrlss and Cream .........
aallls tea Oreeuav ..... ...... .
Botaoase X,etta 10at llaed
Tomatoes .
Apple, ivemoa, Pumpkla, Oaatara.
Bkaaark Pla . . ... .
Peach Pie 5 Bhubarb Bamoa.-r..
Coffee, Bread and Batter ass Pota
toes with all an sals. Try tha Amerloaa
Bestanreat oaee aad yoa will always bs
apatroa. ; v , . .
Dealers'
Our
ment tha work dona by tha Egerla. ' It
la believed thst eventually tha dominion
wiU take all thla work off tha imperial
authorltiea : - ;
Much ia to ba done, especially In ths
north- where the terminus of the Grand
Trunk Pacific ia to be located, there
being no complete survey of tha waters
in mat port. ; .
Don't Overlook Wm7J. Clarke
For stats printer.. "In tha running," and
don't ran forget It Wm. J. Clarke for
state printer. , ,'...,,
. ... tarr-Kaauaese Wedding.
New York. April IT. Bt. . Thomas'
waa tha scene of an Eaater wedding
of note today when Miss Margaret Ham
mond became the bride af Loula Starr
Jr.' of Philadelphia. - The bride is
daughter of tha lata General John Henry
Hammond of Kentucky and a sister of
John Hammond, tha famous mining en
gineer.
Portland. Or., April 17, 1 to 6. To the
Public: There Is getting to-ba quite a
controversy over tha coroner's office
and statements that are being made.
Portland la getting to ba a large city
and a greet many people are coming to
be residents here who do not know me,
but I want to say that any atatement
that I make, either verbally or in writ
ing, ta the truth, and can be substsn-
tlated. Appended herewith is an exact
copy of the bill presented to the county
for conveying bodlea to the morgue
for tha month of April. J. P, Ftnley la
coroner and hla aon la deputy coroner.
If the coroner and hla deputy do not
get the pay for this work, who doesT -Portland,
Or.. April 1, 10.
Multnomah County:'' t
To J. P. Flnlev at Bon. rr?-
Ter bringing the following named re
mains to chapek . v
March SO, James Turner, ..,.12.00
March "3 1, Henry C. Otbson. . ... 1.00
March 10, Alfred Costengren. . ,.v( 1. 00
March t,. Edward Dodson. ....... . 1. 00
March t, Anton Keltner. S.00
March , Patrick Furey. .......... 1.00
March I, Edwin Cester... S.00
March 4, Grant W. Hock......... 1.00
March I. Lucy F. Strait. .......... 1.00
March 10. May J. Helms. ...... S.00
March IT, Christian Stegman. . , .1. i.OO
March 10, Benl. F. Eaton; ........ 1.00
March IS, Frederick Rodny 1.00
March 13, William F. Ohm........ S.ao
March II. Alice Bohornborn (for
merly uoraoni i.iie
March 14. Frederick Jenaen. . .-, ... S.BS
March X, Samuel Hughea. ....... S.00
March IT, Thomas Ellennecker... . S.00
March U, Jamea Peterson., ....... -1.00
Total ................167.00
Examined. ,' audited and approved.
April 1, 10. ; ,
C Ai UKAMJES,
Auditor, Multnomah County Oregon.
I hereby certify that tht foregoing
bill la correct.
Jr. P. FINLEl, Coronar-
(Copy.) .
The total amount collected, UA to the
flrat day of April, during tha adminis
tration of J. P Flnley, Is 1,17.(0.
, ..- EDWARD JHUUMAn.
P. S. Once and for all. I want ta aay
that If Dr. Slooum la elected coroner
hla of flea will not ba at my place of
businsss. Under no consideration will
I hava tha coronsr"s office at my place.
I do not know what mora I can aay to
convince any one of thla fact. -
Since writing tha above. I hava been
to tha courthouse and find that J. P.
Flnley receipted on tha auditors book
for the warrant thst psld thla bill.
XOWARD HOLMAN. -
The Coroner's Accounts
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: We have just opened up a lot of
v I brand new neckwear fresh from
, ' - the makers. We endeavor at all
"-'"; times to handle the most exclusive
and stylish neckwear to be found.
A glance through our stock will -:
tell the tale of how well we hava
- -T- - - succeeded. -
r
As to Vslse Ncae
An Uncounted X)ffcr
A aet of our famous til Falaa TEETH for $10.
trar.t1n trmm with thla nffmr . . V.. am-
J inatlon and consultation free. ' Crown aad .Bridge
work a specialty. Extracting. 50 cents 1 , . i
WISE DROS.S Dentists
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PORTLANDIRE-& IRON WORK
Phone Main 2000
: A Nozzle Free
With Every Hose
IF PRICE
Cuts Any Figure With You
: - Combined With .
Quality
ANDAN
Absolute
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Then don V fail to examine
our stock and compare our,
prices and quality with hose
sold elsewhere for A third
more."-' : '
Fifteen Prkes $2.05 to
f 12.00.
Two fiizes j4-and,54-iri.
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'j Nine different styles.
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Revolving Lawn Sprinklers
35f and . .'. t . . ,$1.25
Hose Nozzles . . ; . ... .40s
Hose Couplings ......15
Hose Bands, brass. . . . ,10s
Hose Menders ,. , . . . . . .10 ifi
Hose BandswirCaa.,, . . .5s)
Hose ReeU f 1.25
Hose Washers, doz. . . .10f
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31 i MORRISON ST., Opp. Postofttce
Do or Cxa Give ttV.tr
BANK AND OFFICE RAILING
WISE AKD ISO!. WimQ
Barbea wire, wire ana JLawn fencine.
Poultry Nett&i'g, Etc. ; ;
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Sand
For a Play
Ground? Clean white Monterey Sand
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- better r for
toddlers than an outdoor
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